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By nooneclose
I need help turning this string "20180913221626" into a formatted time string.
I need to go from this: 20180913221626
to this: 09/13/2018 10:16 PM
I do not always know what the date will be so I can not just use a variable I need to actually convert/format.
I did see an older post in the forms that was basically the same question only the other guy did not post the working code and I can not figure out how to use _AD_GetObjectProperties properly to get what I want.
As always any help would be appreciated.
Here is the code I use to find the date, but it always gives me the unformatted version.
;retrieve the items object $oItem = $oOutlook.Session.GetItemFromID($aItems[1][0], Default) $oItem.GetInspector $eSentOn = $oItem.SentOn ; When was the email sent? MsgBox("", "Sent On of the email", $eSentOn) ;******************************************************************************* ; Formats the date and time from the email ;******************************************************************************* ;Local $fDatenTime = _DateTimeFormat($eSentOn, 1) ;MsgBox("", "Formatted email time", $fDatenTime) $aProperties = _AD_GetObjectProperties($eSentOn) _ArrayDisplay($aProperties, "Did the conversion work?")
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By Jemboy
Hi,
Ones(some times twice) a month I get an e-mail with zip file, which has price updates from a supplier.
I have to upload the file to an FTP to get it processed.
When uploading the file, it will get "timestamped" with the time and date at which time the file was uploaded.
Normally this is fine, because I mostly upload the file the same day.
Sometimes it may take 1 or 2 days before I can upload the file.
For historical purpose, I would like to have the file timestamped with the original date.
I have tried using: _FTP_Command ( $hFTPSession, "MFCT YYYYMMDDHHMMSS path")
however this command does not work or change the timestamp as I expected.
Does anyone now a way how I can change the timestamp of a FTP-file?
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By Rskm
Hi, for a script of mine, I wish to keep a time frame on till how the program will work.. basically, I want the program to read the date and if the read date < 'a particular date', the program continues, else it exit. I don't want to read the time from the computer as the program can be fooled by resetting the pc time. is there a way to read time from internet - so that the user cannot fool the program by date reset? thanks
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By Shedunn
I've been looking through some different functions(not sure if that's the right word) to get the Date and time and I can't find one that doesn't include "/ " or ":" in what is returned.
I'm trying to create a file name with this format "QuickConfig_MMDDYYYY_HHMM" (doesn't matter if 24 or 12hr format)
#include <Date.au3> Func _SaveConfig MouseClick('primary',155, 46, 1, 0) ;clicks save as WinWait('Save bluePRINT Configuration As...','', 4) MouseClick('primary',632, 47, 1, 0) ;clicks the file path bar $Documents = @MyDocumentsDir $FilePath = $Documents & '\BP3 Configs' Send($FilePath) Send('{ENTER}') MouseClick('primary',166, 580, 1, 0) ;clicks file name bar $FileName = 'QuickConfig_' & _NowDate & '_' & _NowTime Send($FileName) Send('{ENTER}') EndFunc
I'm wondering if there is a function somewhere to do this?
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By nacerbaaziz
hello
please i need to link a progress bar with a time can you help me?
e.g
i want to set a progress bar for 10 sec
am waiting for your answers
thank you.
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